Unlike several of the other coaches for Marquette in the past almost thirty years, Wojo won't be using the Golden Eagles' job as a stepping-stone.
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Yes, there is good talent. However, if I were a coach, I would MUCH rather coach my home games in an on-campus arena that my school owned. Even if that arena wasn't so great. When a team plays their home games in such a venue as I mentioned above, regardless of how nice it is, the game-day atmosphere goes down several notches and isn't nearly as fun for anyone.Like I have said before ..
I consider Marquette a very under appreciated job.
A lot of basketball talent in Wisconsin and he surrounding states
Funny thing is a lot of those B1G schools overlook it.
Yes, there is good talent. However, if I were a coach, I would MUCH rather coach my home games in an on-campus arena that my school owned. Even if that arena wasn't so great. When a team plays their home games in such a venue as I mentioned above, regardless of how nice it is, the game-day atmosphere goes down several notches and isn't nearly as fun for anyone.
Also, Seton Hall plays in a large, former NBA arena and Creighton had the 5th highest attendance for the 2019-20 season. The new arena that Marquette plays in is fantastic.But don't most of the Big East schools do that for big games
GTown
Villanova
St John's
Providence plays in a huge arena
Yes, there is good talent. However, if I were a coach, I would MUCH rather coach my home games in an on-campus arena that my school owned. Even if that arena wasn't so great. When a team plays their home games in such a venue as I mentioned above, regardless of how nice it is, the game-day atmosphere goes down several notches and isn't nearly as fun for anyone.
But don't most of the Big East schools do that for big games
GTown
Villanova
St John's
Providence plays in a huge arena